English Renaissance-Style Walnut Drop Leaf Center Table

English Renaissance-style (19th Century) walnut carved console table with drawer and stretcher on turned legs.

Italian Renaissance Revival (19th Century) walnut octagonal top center table with a carved edge and supported on a carved tripartite base w...

English Jacobean (17th Century) rectangular rustic oak table with 3-plank overhanging top, incised legs with a box sretcher and a fine finish enhancing the grain. Dark circular mark...

English Regency (19th Century) mahogany sofa / console table with two drawers with brass ring drawer pulls, and a drop leaf on either side, resting on two wide legs joined by a two b...

An English walnut table from the 19th century with single drawer, column-shaped legs on bun feet, plain side stretchers and nicely aged patina. Th...

A refined 19th-century French Provincial drop-leaf table, handcrafted from solid walnut and sourced in Provence, France. The circular top is finished in a warm medium-brown tone that...

This 18th century Pennsylvania walnut tavern table is handmade nail and wood peg construction. It has wide three board top and pegs for the top of ...

The dark chocolate tone and the patina of the mahogany make this table irresistible. It is a cllassical style, mahogany drop-leaf table from New England, manufactured in the late 19th century. It is unmarked. Elegance and it saves space. This table has a past and many "personalities." The rectangular top has a straight edge and two hinged drop leaves with fly supports and squared corners over a frame fitted with a single long drawer. The hinges and hardware work perfectly to raise or drop the leaves. The table is raised on cylindrical ring...